Barber Comes To Canowindra: In approximately five weeks, Brother Fox is coming to Canowindra to offer their services. Brother Fox is a barber shop that has been operating in Cowra for the last six years, and in that time has developed an enviable reputation of offering a truly unique and professional experience for quality styling. Tommy Jeffs has generously offered a space at Montrose House for Brother Fox to set up a pop up barber shop – complete with the barber’s chairs. This whole idea came about when an older gentleman in our community who is battling dementia, preferred a male barber to cut his hair. His carer approached Brother Fox and Tommy for help, and set the wheels in motion. Contact Brother Fox on 0433 767 527 to make a booking.
Koorawatha Community Markets: will be on this Saturday, 30th September, from 9am to 1pm, in Memorial Park, Boorowa Street, Koorawatha. To book a stall please email koorawathamarkets@gmail.com or phone Karen Patrech on 0439 095 939.
Canowindra Public School Art Show: The opening night of the Canowindra Public School P&C student art exhibition will be on Friday, 20th October, and tickets are currently on sale. Along with the artwork for sale, the P&C will also have an order form where you can acquire extras featuring the artist’s artwork, such gift cards, coffee mugs, and posters.
With Thanks: The family of Ken McDonald would like to extend our sincere thanks and gratitude to the paramedics, fire officers, Dr Ros Bullock and all the staff at the Soldiers Memorial Hospital, Canowindra who attended to Ken on Tuesday evening 19th Septembe.Your professionalism effort and empathy were greatly appreciated.
Architecture And History Walks: Twentieth Century Heritage Society of NSW & ACT invite you to join them for an architecture and history walk of Canowindra and Cowra led by heritage architect Dr Roy Lumby. You’ll discover the rich architectural heritage and the fascinating social history of these two towns.This Saturday afternoon, 30th September Roy will lead a walk through the centre of Canowindra, before dinner at The Quarry Restaurant in Cowra (optional, at extra cost). Venture out for two walks on Sunday. In the morning, Roy will take a walk along the main street in Cowra, exploring the town’s architecture and history. After lunch, spend the afternoon at the Cowra Japanese Garden. Tickets are limited, so be sure to book early via Eventbrite.

Roy Lumby is a practicing heritage architect and Presi-dent of the Twentieth Century Heritage Society of NSW & ACT.
